School of Engineering and Technology, (SET) | ||||||
CE70.33 : Occupational Safety and Health Management in Construction Projects 3(3-0) | ||||||
Course objectives: | ||||||
The objective of this course is to explore advanced management approach and techniques in managing occupational safety and health in large construction projects. Large construction projects, such as oil and gas construction projects and power-plant projects involve expensive equipment and international stakeholders. For these kinds of projects, safety and health in the project site are of paramount importance since failure in work safely may cause unexpected high cost of accidents. |
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Learning Outcomes: | ||||||
On completion of this course, the students would be able to:
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Pre-requisite(s): | ||||||
None. |
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Course Outline: | ||||||
I. Safety and Health in Construction
II. OSH Management System
III. Safety Culture Development
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Laboratory Sessions: | ||||||
None. |
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Textbook: | ||||||
No designated text book, but class notes, and handouts will be provided. |
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Reference Books: | ||||||
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Journals and Magazines: | ||||||
Others: None |
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Time Distribution and Study Load: | ||||||
Lectures: 40 hours Self-study: 125 hours Tutorials/Exercises: 15 hours Field visit: 10 hours |
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Teaching and Learning Methods: | ||||||
Mass Instruction: Lectures, Class room exercises and presentations Individualized Learning: Individual home assignments at the end of each class. Group Learning: Group home assignments at the end of each class to practice, Case Studies to enhance the practical problem-solving skills. |
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Evaluation Scheme: | ||||||
Case study and Home Assignment: 10% Mid Semester Exam (Open Book): 30% Final Exam (Open Book): 60% “A” will be awarded if a student can demonstrate clear understanding of the topics learned in class, has integrated knowledge of the course, can apply the knowledge appropriately in the project/case study, and actively contribute in class discussion. “B” will be awarded if a student can demonstrate basic understanding of the topics learned in class, can apply the knowledge in the project/case study, and contribute in class discussion. “C” will be given if a student can demonstrate partial understanding of the topics learned in class, can apply the knowledge in the project/case study, and quiet during class discussion. “D” will be given if a student demonstrates lack of understanding of the topics learned in class, cannot apply the knowledge appropriately in the project/case study, and cannot contribute in class discussion. |
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